Season of Giving

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On Wednesday, Dec. 19, members of the Milwaukee Bucks staff and Bango, took time out of their morning to serve breakfast at The Gathering, who provides meals and associated services or programs to those who would otherwise go hungry or without in the Milwaukee area. The Gathering serves between 90,000-100,000 free meals annually.

On Wednesday, Dec. 19, members of the Milwaukee Bucks staff and Bango, took time out of their morning to serve breakfast at The Gathering, who provides meals and associated services or programs to those who would otherwise go hungry or without in the Milwaukee area. The Gathering serves between 90,000-100,000 free meals annually.

On Wednesday, Dec. 19, members of the Milwaukee Bucks staff and Bango, took time out of their morning to serve breakfast at The Gathering, who provides meals and associated services or programs to those who would otherwise go hungry or without in the Milwaukee area. The Gathering serves between 90,000-100,000 free meals annually.

On Wednesday, Dec. 19, members of the Milwaukee Bucks staff and Bango, took time out of their morning to serve breakfast at The Gathering, who provides meals and associated services or programs to those who would otherwise go hungry or without in the Milwaukee area. The Gathering serves between 90,000-100,000 free meals annually.

On Wednesday, Dec. 19, members of the Milwaukee Bucks staff and Bango, took time out of their morning to serve breakfast at The Gathering, who provides meals and associated services or programs to those who would otherwise go hungry or without in the Milwaukee area. The Gathering serves between 90,000-100,000 free meals annually.

On Dec. 17, Tobias Harris delivered around 200 gifts (t-shirts) to kids who have done well in school, through his foundation Unique All-Stars. Harris’, whose parents always taught him as a young man to give back to others, purchased the shirts with his own funds and delivered them to the Boys & Girls Club Pieper-Hillside Branch.

On Dec. 17, Tobias Harris delivered around 200 gifts (t-shirts) to kids who have done well in school, through his foundation Unique All-Stars. Harris’, whose parents always taught him as a young man to give back to others, purchased the shirts with his own funds and delivered them to the Boys & Girls Club Pieper-Hillside Branch.

On Dec. 17, Tobias Harris delivered around 200 gifts (t-shirts) to kids who have done well in school, through his foundation Unique All-Stars. Harris’, whose parents always taught him as a young man to give back to others, purchased the shirts with his own funds and delivered them to the Boys & Girls Club Pieper-Hillside Branch.

On Dec. 17, Tobias Harris delivered around 200 gifts (t-shirts) to kids who have done well in school, through his foundation Unique All-Stars. Harris’, whose parents always taught him as a young man to give back to others, purchased the shirts with his own funds and delivered them to the Boys & Girls Club Pieper-Hillside Branch.

On Dec. 17, Tobias Harris delivered around 200 gifts (t-shirts) to kids who have done well in school, through his foundation Unique All-Stars. Harris’, whose parents always taught him as a young man to give back to others, purchased the shirts with his own funds and delivered them to the Boys & Girls Club Pieper-Hillside Branch.

On Dec. 17, Tobias Harris delivered around 200 gifts (t-shirts) to kids who have done well in school, through his foundation Unique All-Stars. Harris’, whose parents always taught him as a young man to give back to others, purchased the shirts with his own funds and delivered them to the Boys & Girls Club Pieper-Hillside Branch.

On Dec. 17, Tobias Harris delivered around 200 gifts (t-shirts) to kids who have done well in school, through his foundation Unique All-Stars. Harris’, whose parents always taught him as a young man to give back to others, purchased the shirts with his own funds and delivered them to the Boys & Girls Club Pieper-Hillside Branch.

On Dec. 17, Tobias Harris delivered around 200 gifts (t-shirts) to kids who have done well in school, through his foundation Unique All-Stars. Harris’, whose parents always taught him as a young man to give back to others, purchased the shirts with his own funds and delivered them to the Boys & Girls Club Pieper-Hillside Branch.

Bucks mascot Bango will host families from the local Salvation Army Emergency shelter prior to the December 26th game where he will hand out gifts.

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